Louisiana

State overview

GOP trifecta

U.S. Senate

Target race

RepublicanLetlow

About 99% counted

U.S. House

No target races

Democrat1Republican3

6 seats · 2 not called

Governor

No race this cycle

Attorney General

No race this cycle

State Senate

Democrat 10Republican 28

20 for a majority · No race this cycle

State House

No target races

Democrat 32Republican 72

53 for a majority · 1 not called

Source: Associated Press, as of · How we count · Report an error

Target races in Louisiana

Race type

Race type

Close races

Close races, by the margin between the top two in the latest count

Result

Result

4 targets

U.S. Senate1 target

DemocratDavis, Jamie Davis, Preferred49.1%
RepublicanLetlow, won, Julia Letlow50.9%

Margin: 25,857 votes (1.8 pts)

1,466,069 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Louisiana Alliance Action Fund , Voters Organized to Educate

Partners: Louisiana Alliance Action Fund , Voters Organized to Educate

Partners: Louisiana Alliance Action Fund , Voters Organized to Educate

Partners: Louisiana Alliance Action Fund , Voters Organized to Educate

Other state & local offices2 targets

DemocratGreen, James Green, Preferred40.8%
RepublicanAtkins, won, John Atkins59.2%

Margin: 49,850 votes (18.4 pts)

272,226 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

DemocratNorris, Connie Norris27.8%
RepublicanHilferty, won, Stephanie Hilferty58.9%

IndependentJustin13.3%

Margin: 93,246 votes (31.1 pts)

299,748 votes cast99% counted

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Partners: Voters Organized to Educate , Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

Ballot measures1 measure

LA – Amendment 7, Louisiana

A “yes” vote would let Louisiana use public money to find and replace lead and other hazardous drinking water service lines, including the parts on customers’ own property, to protect families from lead exposure.

WonDesired result: Yes

Yes 65.3%No 34.7%

Margin: 432,111 votes (30.6 pts)

1,416,531 votes cast99% counted

Partners organizing in Louisiana

At least two partners are working in Louisiana.

  • Voters Organized to Educate

    Voters Organized to Educate

    Louisiana

    A 501(c)(4) focused on building collective power for change in Louisiana’s criminal legal system.

    U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more

  • Louisiana Alliance Action Fund

    Louisiana

    Raises money for Louisiana groups working on statewide civic engagement and voting, including in rural parishes, as part of a national network of state donor alliances.

    U.S. Senate – LA and 2 more

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